Penrose Point State Park – state parks quest #48
Boats float, people float, even Mount Rainier floats in the distance. That’s the vibe at this laid-back inland waters park on the Key Peninsula.
I’m on a quest to visit all of Washington’s 100+ state parks. This is where I write about my experiences in some of the state’s most beautiful, historic, and just plain fascinating places.
Boats float, people float, even Mount Rainier floats in the distance. That’s the vibe at this laid-back inland waters park on the Key Peninsula.
Forest trails wind to the ocean beach in this busy coastal park, which will get a major overhaul in the next few years.
On a quiet stretch of Washington coast, Grayland Beach offers tons of camping and ocean access.
Way out on the northwestern Olympic Peninsula, pretty Bogachiel is an ideal base for exploring the national park rainforest and coast, or for steelhead fishing, if that’s your game.
Lonely Fort Simcoe stands in the middle of the Yakama Reservation, an artifact emblematic of conflicting cultural ideas about land.